New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
NE VIVA VEN.
NOTES OF THE TOWN AND COLLEGE-A
MASONIC SETTLEMENT

NEw-fAvEN, Conn.,, Oct. S.-Ihe annual meet
ing OF the Masonic Protective Society of Connect
cut was Held in this city Thursday. The reports
show that only four members have died during
the year. Concerning the difficulty which exists
between the Grand Lodge of Connecticut and
Hiram Lodge No. /, of this city, this society
decided to keep in force the bylaws which pro-
vide that any member suspended expelled
from his lodge loses membership in the society;
but as Hiram Lodge still in existence and
holding regular meetings it had done for the
rast one hundred and thirty-sevcn years, her
members were still In good standing in the
society, and no rule of any Grand Lodge could
in any way affect the management of the society,"
as the society was governed wholly by members
of the various subordinate lodges This settles
a question which it was feared would cause
a prolonged legal controversy.
The junior promenade committee elected by
the members OF the Junior class at a meeting
held last Friday, follows: Henry ). Rob
lnson, of Hartford; William l.. Armstrong, OF
Cleveland Lewis ). Welsh, OF Hartford James
u. EoScrs, Oh chicago; Augustus H. Moste, Of
New-lork Charles 4. Brooks, OF Salem, ONO;
Samuel L. Smith, OF Worcester, Mass. Oiloru
linchott, of Ncw-lork CITY; samuel Ill. tisicr'
Of Cincinnati. >,
lof several years the Yale National Bank
OF this ,ity has paid semi annual diNidcnds vi
three ana onc-half per cent. The bank was II
creditor of l.. s Wheeler 10 the amount oil ABOUT
s40, 900. AT Fridays meeting the directors uc-
cdcd 10 deduct the loss suffered III consequence
Of the Wheeler failure from The dINiuehu "hish
;t was customary TO pay, and consequently de-
clarcd "a one per cent dividend lresldeii, A'"lV!
of the Bank, has lecn so much trOuoi'u 'i
he was victmzed by Wheeler mlsrepIcsci''iiI,nS
that his fiends fear that severe mental uou"i''
will result. g., ,,ou,,
The Hugh Chamberlain prize awarded annual ny
"a that freshman who should have phsscu ',c
rcd l.
lest examination on tn" creek requiioG Gr iV' time
mission to college, taken for the hrS1 'ine
Lv John Courhlin Cox 80, of l|dior'i' ~ l.
who was prepared for college at Philips AcauciiS
Andovcr. Mass. THIS pnrc Is 'ne ihco"c c I'
- 900 given for TINS pnrpUse IN Jun. 5 ~ NV
the Hon Daniel ii. Chamberlain 90 oi new
York City. Loo,
w. c. Rhodes of Cleveland, ONO has prh
elected capan of the freshmen foot ba' PLAYERS:
DR. Frederick II. HoadlN. OF TINS ciiy' , Is n ,'o
one of the outdoor Visiting phNS'N""S ''' Wv
Roosevelt Hospital of Ncw-i"rK'
Cantoin Stevenson. of the Yale University crew.
has the freshmen in training Tor the iai r.S"',"'
| which will occur on Lake Saltons1al' 'cl",rr -.
| The academic and scientific freshmen VIII to"
| On o;I,ht o.red she'll race. which Will be com
/ naratiyrlv new feature in college rcgaNtaS, "
/ similar race not having been rowed sIhce h,e
fall Of 81. The sophomore crew WI, n " S@oo
| nm largely Of last years freshman crew. Soon
| after the fell regatta is over the university
crew will begin training. MI the Ni,torS ON ,,'
Eo~crs and Caldwell arc doubtful Whc'hcf u'eH
will a"ain FIJI positions in the boat
William w Alter who was suspended from th'
co,lerc bv the faculty for haling. Will sail foi
Euronc Saturday. and in Germany VIII STUDY
during the winter preparatory TO entering VI
next fall.
The nineteenth annual convention of the New
! ENGLAND branch or the WomT's Foreign MISSIONARY
Society Of thc Methodist Episcopal Church has
been in session in Trinity Methodist Church
Of this city all the week.
The cw-Ilnven Polo Association has purchase
| Lincoln Rink. in this city. and is preparing Z
| ioin lCngue 10 consist Of teams representing
| Ncw-IIavcn Bridgeport. Mcfidcn. Hartford
Waterbury, Ncw-Bli'ain and Danbury.